Mango rotten? (forum)
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Pixlepete starts with ...
Al the mango I bought today had this dark ring inside. Are they still edable or Are they perhaps rotten?
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Time: 8th January 2012 7:05am
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Brendan says...
Hi Pixlepete, I wouldn't eat them, try one to see what it tastes like, then feed em to the garden worms :-)
Time: 8th January 2012 7:55am
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amanda says...
eww..I haven't seen that b4..? Is it some kind of cold storage damage - or gas ripening maybe..? yukk :-(
Time: 8th January 2012 7:00pm
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Mike says...
That condition is called jelly seed and is seen more often in some SE Asian and fibreless types.They are edible but the parts closer to the skin are way better.I have heard people say the causes include nutrition,picking too mature,percussion injury and unsuitable weather conditions.
Time: 8th January 2012 7:12pm
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pixlepete says...
Thx guys!
There was so little of the tasty part left that I had to through them away... :(
But thanks for the help!
Better luck next time!
Time: 30th January 2012 12:34am
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